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Sensor Specifications and Standards

1 - Technical Specifications

  • Accuracy: Must capture sufficient resolution to detect meaningful shifts.

  • Compatibility: Integrate with mainstream devices such as PCs, tablets, and smartphones.

  • Connectivity: Permit USB, Bluetooth, or Wi-Fi connections.

  • Durability: Support reliable operation under normal usage conditions.

2 - Calibration and Maintenance Procedures

  • Initial Setup: Provide user-friendly calibration instructions to non-technical staff.

  • Periodic Maintenance: Schedule routine recalibration and firmware updates.

  • Error Detection: Alert users if sensor data falls below acceptable accuracy thresholds.

  • Support Services: Offer remote troubleshooting or on-site service when necessary.

3 - Data Formats and Naming Conventions

  • Standardization:

  • CSV for numerical data.

  • JSON for structured metadata.

  • MP4 or WAV for multimedia.

  • Naming Protocol: Use user IDs, sensor tags, and timestamps (Example: HeartRate_User12_20250108_0900.csv).

  • Metadata Inclusion: Log calibration details, device serial numbers, or location for full documentation.